WordPress hack: Canonical links for comments
Simply paste the following code on your function.php file: function canonical_for_comments() { global $cpage, $post; if ( $cpage > 1 ) : echo “n”; echo ” n”; endif; } add_action( ‘wp_head’, ‘canonical_for_comments’ ); Thanks to I like WordPress for the useful tip! Looking for WordPress hosting? Try WP Web Host
How to: hide portions of text to Google on your WordPress blog
Hiding a portion of text to Google is damn easy, but not everyone is aware of this method. Simply use the following html comments in your source files (or in WordPress editor, in html mode) to hide a specific sentence or text to Google robots.
Useful Glossaries For Web Designers and Developers
Advertisement In a day in age where there are just as many freelancers as there are university educated designers, developers, and all around web gurus, it is amazing to me how much many of us don’t know or have forgot about our trade. As a self-taught designer, I will admit to you upfront that there is a lot I don’t know when it comes to official jargon or certain aspects of things like typography and graphic design.
How to: Redifine title tag with a custom field
Open your header.php file for edition.
Kevin asked: “how to: disable search engine indexing on a particular category?”
To achieve, first get the ID of the category you’d like to be not indexed by search engines. In this exemple, I assume your category id is 8.
How to: avoid duplicate content in your WordPress blog
Simply paste theses line between the and tags in your header.php file.
Warning: WordPress 2.7 Comment Pagination Creates Duplicate Content
One of the lesser talked about features introduced in WordPress 2.7 is the new feature that breaks comments into multiple pages to create faster load times. By default, this feature is activated and set to allow 50 comments before the break. The problem is, with this new feature activated, your WordPress blog is creating duplicate content.
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